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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
First insertion, 81 per square of ten lines
cents per square for each additional inser-
ion. Special contracts for advertising longer
han three months.
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Ana @nmenbI1fi.
San Antonio, II. Wtdr3, 'o7.
Sanaerfcft Rotiscn.


sanscrfeft= Rotiscn.
Dos 8anzgpmite belt geitern Ibenb
cine gerilmmlung ab unb bei9loB, bic
8aQbinete BON Is. Wdr3 ab aus3uges
ben. Die 8ilete finb nur burd bic
Gomite. MitgIieber su besieben unb oa
Der 0erfauf auf 200 in Der Stabt bes
idrdnft ift, nm cine ueberfiilung beg
RaFno=S aales 3u bermeiben, 10 tuirb
Seber, Der ben Ball mitsuma9en
tDtinldt, gut tbum. fih seitig elm Billet
su perf@afen. Ser preis III s. fir
sinen 6errr ober fir eineu 9errn uno
cine Dame. Sur iebe peitere ben
Germ beeIeitenbe Dame 1T elm grtras
Billet fur $1.su erbeben. Sas Soupsr 1T
iff ieben Sbeilnehmer ON Bale gratis.
Das GdngerfeR=O r6efter BON 40 Sns
frumenten li:fert bic 8aQmufif unb
mir garantiren, bab biefer Ball bic
groBartigIte Afaire Der Nrt perben
tuiro, bic ie in Son Nutonio peranitals
tet tuurbe. IS pirb iid alIein ffon
lobnen, bic brilante 8almuft gu b6s
rem, benn 9apeameiter Bed bat fur
ben 3rped bic neueiteu Sdn3e, Del9e
sesenmdrtis in Wieu, Berlin urb paris
en- vogue finb, brett forniert !afen.
Nad folder Mufit baben gepiB nur
Wenise getanSt, ueI9e auf benz gaae
erlHeinen tperben.
gDir baben unldnsit bic Site Der
uns beiudenben Sdnger b%er6fentlld)t.
6inbet iraeno elmer unferer 3eier bars
unter einel Betannten, ben er germ als
Soft anfnebmen m6dte, 10 1T er er'
fudt, bies einent Der Serrer BON gins
duaftirunas : gomite 6. y. SatrenB,
6. 3uf9Iag, Q. Wauermann) aIl3li3els
aert. Auf biefe Weiie tuiroe benz @omlte
Sic arbeit bebeuteno erleidtert tueroeu.
Sas IeuermebrsD epartement unferer
6taot, Bic MiIiasG ompagnien, Der Mr=
better. 8erein, Der S%urnperelt uno Die
militdrifde Mbtbeilung Der 9nigbts Of
pptbias baben bic on fe ergangene
Ginlaoung, fi9 an Der proaeiior onl
3u betbeilisen, b~ereituialg
augenommer. Sona6 mirb Der ur15lg
Der grobartigite iperben, Der iemals bic
Straben unferer Stabt belebt bat.
arrangements fnb setrOHen tporben,
bic idmmtIi9en ON Gefe betbeiligten
Sdnger unb Sdngerinnen. bic Ntits
glieber bes Sch. Ordefers, bic geamten
uub gonlite. Mitgliebtr In elmer Gruppe
su photographer. Die abnabme ges
fdiebt unmitteIbar mad Der erffen pros
Sc Mittmo1 Nittag IL nbr auf benz
freien plate bi@t neben benz Operns
baufe, tpofeIbf Der pbotograpb eineit
terraFenfbrmisen aufbau erri9ten lais
fen tutrb.
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GienS In Der 9tat

iinb bieieniaeu, bic in GoIse elmer aussei
deneu Neiauua su einem biIi6fsn 8uRanee
ben beridiebsnsn unb tpedlelpolen Shmptonsn
unterporfen finb, bic ein esberlsiosn anJs'ssa.
l1ebeIfeit, aopfdmersen, gsritopfnns, cine be.
Ieate 8unse, sin abel ris6enber atbem, elm
msbr ODER iueniser beftissr edmers in Der
Ndbe bes ans~ssrifenen Organs, nnrsinbsit
Des GIutes un6 appetitIOfsfeit itempeIn 90 gu
,iuem Der audlenbRen, foiuie einem Der &c.
ip6bulidifen eeibsn. 90 giebt ieood sti toobl.
ibuenSes MitteI sssen biefes esiben unb all
isiue unanssnsbmsa sIusei3en: Rad benz
hhrtiuaimmenDen 8susnib bes gublitums To-
ME Der aersts, 1T potetters Massn'
bittsrs cine Ttebisin, ipeIde fdneufabIuare,
aranbIide unb tpsbItbuenbe Reiultate errei9t.
% BELT ni9t nur 2sberIeiben, ~ionSern trdftist
aud bic Sdma&en, mer;t Nieren. unb glafen'
Iaoeu aus, anD bsi9Ieuuiet bic geneiuns Der.
iemisen, bic fdipadsnOe aranibeitsn iberiian.
ben baben. ieberbies if es bas srobe Mittel
sesen Weafelfeber.
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Dem nod Noroen gebeuben pai

Dem mad Noroen gebeuben pol
iaaiersua Der paeific Wtifouri gabn,
Ser ON Z. Mdr3 2.45 Wa9ts bon WacO
abfubr, III um 5 ubr Worsens elm paar
WeiIer Don 6iasboro elm unglidsfaa
au~aeHoben. Der Gdlafwasen unb Der
Iebie paFagieruagen famer bonn De.
IeiIe ab un6 fielsn elm paar Sub tiei
bic 86i1ung binunier. Die Wagen
iinb f9limm sugeridtet unb msbrers
paHag;ere f6mer berlsBt, gum Slide
feiner BON ibnen tObtIid.
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Nuf benz 2anbe bon Sonatb!

- Muf benz 2anbe bon Sonatban
Mils, WeiIen bon San Mngelo, In
9om Green Co., III cine Strede BON 2
Mdern, auf weI1er gifeuers gu Sage
tritt. sic liest auf einem 0iiselriideu
unb unterbalb bapon fino Mn3ei9ea,
bic auf elm eroBes 8leilager bintpeifen,
in tueldem tpieberum cine Wenge Sotbs
aim enibalten fein foq. am 6. baben
elm paar 2eute bas gr3 elmer iorgfdlti.
gen prafung unteruorfen, elm Stiid
DON benz Metal nod San angelo ge<
f@aFt unb bort in einem 6ol3toblens
Ofen sur WeiBsliibbibe gebra9t. Do
bel feIte es fi9 beraus, bab bahelbeeis
iener3 BON better Qualitdt mar uno als
es barauf nit Salpeteridure geprtitt,
eutbedte man, bob es aud Auedrls
Der enthieIt.
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ssu,. wquth,s

@irtbf9aft unb tsp o.
billion auf benz @ounernement. 1iigel
III elm beIiebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
i9er Gamilien. Ser papillon 1T bur9
6eniter sei1lofen, sebeist unb in ieber
9e3iebung elm bibi@es 2OtaI. Seoen
Sonntag, Ra9mittag uno 4benb:
Ron5ert. @uf 8erlanseu mad benz
2onaert: San3trdnaden. Nusse3ei9nes
tes Bier, feiuers falter 2un9, = quite,
setpdbIte @eieal9aft, aufmertiame gs.
6ieuu1g. 20be,3M
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California @eiue.

Serr j.. 5 Meper, Wbolefale 6
&etailbdubler in @einen, Nlamo pla5a,
if Dor &ur3em BON ieiner bierten @ez
i9dftsreiie mad G~alifornien suriidge=
febrt. ST fam iebt feline 2unben unb
5amilien nit ben beifen Sorten bon
CALIFORNIA; einen unb reinem Srnus
benz ranbp perieben. &einen Galifer'
mia glaret oertauft er bic 8alOne-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdlidte Weine
inb fets BEL inn porrdtbig.
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Srreaeleifet.

Gernannia, NaRau gounip. Gla.
29. Wdrs 1880. = 6abe Or. g ms
2eber ReguIatDr gee
braudt, unb ssfunben, baB CT leifet
mas ibm na9geribmt piro. Die lebte
Seubung balf mir ni6t; fe NOR ui6t
BON s. 8. 3ei;en 6 Co., ni9t bas
e9te Mittel. Sssben Sic mir elm pads
den nit benz rotben 8 unb 3eilen 6
Cos. llnteri9rift auf benz umi9lage.
Die na1gema6te arsnei fam giuem
arg f9aben.-Seni. 8. Ri9."
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= 2aBt Sud ni6t tduiden bur6
nisbere preife fur 4rbeit. uelde better
aIs irger.b cine in Seras eeliefert piro,
fonber1 5erfigt gu9 nod Gala
10 a b 9 pbotoeraphiidem Ntelier, no
gu9 quite unb sufriebenffelenbe arbeit
au i1ur reelIem preiie garantirt wirb.
Alb, Soft Souton StraBe.
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patriotismusuHb& efIame.

SIN rSreiburser anseissr" befinoet
f9 folsenbes otigineIe Snferat: rSoIs
oaten unb &eierpiftsn in bieiieer 8es
geno erbalten cine quite l1nterboIe at
einem mdBiaen preis auf Credit Bis
gnbe September; ioate ss in bieier
3eit 9rieg geben. 10 foiten fdmmtli9e
5oien ni9ts unb i6eafe i'd ioI6e."
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-Sn Der Sriniip $ 2ir9e fanb se'
fern Abenb inter ben auipi3ien Der
.gbriftliden Ssmperensfrauen" cine
Weriammlung ftatt, I'm Delesateu sur
Prohibitions. @Onbention in Dallas Sa
erudblen. 8smertensmertb III, baB Der
Re6tsanpalt @dforb bel Der Gelesens
cine srnfie probibitionsrebe belt.
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Brebiaer, 9bboeaten, Q

prebiger, abboeaten, &ebner,
Gdnger unb SdauipieIer &c. erfennen
bic porsisli9en gigenidafteu Donaper's
@berrp Electoral on. Giner unies
rer prominentefen Mdnner iagt: IS
1T bas 5effe Mittel. oas es geben fann
fir ole afectioueH Der Stimmorgane,
Gals. unb Guugentbeilen.
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S9Ie6t ange 10 a b I. -(Sn
elmer Soiree). Dame: Wie Iiebens'
wiirbig, baB Sic en5li6 unferen Bitten
na6geben unb lid an unieren mufifali.
fden ptObuttionen betbeiligeul" Sdns
ger: vSu mein Soft. mas mill man
MAIDEN. init ben W6Ifen muB man
beulen!@
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= 3err Better 2aifer, Wo. as Union
plaee. Gpraeufa, q. D., bat Or. aus
guft Q6nie's 9ambuiger Sropfeu unb
Bruftbees ftets i'm 6auie oorrdtbig. ba
er ie fur saus aussesei6nete 0ausmit'
tel bdIt.
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grompte sufmsrfiamtsit Rorrssponbsn,en &c.
idenft. WlsIost mir bic Sbmptome unb Mebi.
ain nirb unbersisIi6 c O. ID. b%sriaubt. Or.
@afersug III Elm Srabnirter { Diplom in ieiner
Sfiesl init lsidbriser TraIis butter iid. 1rot-
tight felt Sabren in Dallas. ll,stup
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HIeider 8esatg.

$isr III cine sroee Gorte! Die ridtise Mooe /!
@sIdmadrou! Bie febt elm suiss aleib aus
obne ben ridtisen @efat? Das fonimt BET
uns nidt Dor.
Serren- unb 3natensT n3ise +! Gsnftr
unb Stiefel bios aus ben beften Gabriteu
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Sun9en unb Mdnnern
reiferen alters
giGete QettMtta %9aramttrt.

Gie fdredIidsn 8oIssn Der Susenoiinben.
@eldIeatsidwd9e beruriadenb, iuoourd Self
uno R0rper ruinirt peroen, permanent &C.
beilt. S~ersflopfsn, Sdi9ternheit, Saamen.
abFus. @ebadtnieidpd&e. gerluf Der Gner.
ole, abneisuns sessn @eieIf&aft unb Melan.
dolie arinbIi9 furirt. 8srbeiratbete Wdnnsr,
ober ioI6e, bic fG perbeiratben poaen, bic in
sSoIae bon SnbiseIetion in ber Suseub an @e.
fdIedts. unb Ieruenfhpd@e Isibeu, perben
ariinbli4 furirt. Refine Wineralien eingese.
ben. Sunae Mdnnsr, bic ibre 3eit nit unfabi.
gen 9euten beridpenbst unb fih baourd 8ranf-
heiten hes Ropfes. Der Raie, oes Salles, Der
2eber, 2unaen, ginsepeibe unb bes Masens
auae,oaen 6aben, perben f4neI furirt. east
Sud nidt bur6 faIi@es S@amsefibl abbaItsn,
fofnrf
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Ginghams :

HeumDSifde Stakeholder. ......... 10 ets.
Bette ddtfarbige Seeriuders. 1a3 ets.
Sdottiids Ginsbams (importirte) Is Cts.
Heunobiide Combination @instams (prdd.
tise @aars) gu berfdiebsnen Yreifsn.
@ir babsu bas er6Ste Eager in @iusbams
Der Stabt.
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@eisfiderei BON "a gts. aufparts Bic 40
ben ~feinifen Sa9en.
Sptt3eu. gnoruie auspabI fem uns
bilis. Spiten bon I Sent bis $40 bic Barb.
Befidtist bieies Eager.
nanbsn. ansiael S&ul.g lnjaael S4ube
Bz5- a0e fnb freunbli4ft ~einselaben.
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a:as 7Srii9limgs>@ aarett H...
in reidbalti9er Auswabl ansefomnien.

gr06ue auspatI oils lie snbr. @rObss Eager! Bamm2 nnkre F5 Fds brsrOsGnb
8unbihaf beranat a. unfre aunbfbat prb srosr! Sa snb! Baum? R@ae Die
uuuo,o te Foaren uub nhnrge Yele fb bs @ebemnb! gerahihet unfre Naaren un
VuGe' s foet guh nids Spart abr guer Sch! Der geDbmfI it guer better 6reuut
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Neisse Maarfu.

Bistoria 2apns 5, 8, TO. ~ Gts. u. aufnarts.
Snbia 9insns 8, 10, 123 Cts. unb aufn arts.
gbsd NainioofS s, 10, IL @ts.
eaun gbeds nit rotben II. bIauen @aros 10 Go
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SeDemFoTe.
Yeiaene #aareu.

Bie aIbefannt birsfts Smportation bon
DeutfdIanb. Sn bieier 8rande haben mir uns
eiuen eroben Huf ernorben nnb fonnten % ni&t
Dasen ssrinss AuaIitdteu gu .fabren.
Deutider 0amaff ,u IS. 40, so sc. per Bari.
Motber Damaif au rs, 40 n. SO gts. per Barb.
Seutfde Sauoti6er unb Serbietteu gu auea
preifen.
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PettiS, BaSSett&CO.
WILL BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
The Companions Of Mrs. Howell in Camp
Arrested for Causing Her Death.

Yesterday morning Superintendent Travis re-
ceived a telephone message from Columbus re-
ques ting him to arrest and hold Rosa Schutt,
tie companion Of Mollie Howell, the woman
whose death in the camp at Zalia. last Saturday,
mysterious. Sergeant SAVERS arrested
the woman, and last night Officer Hagerty, of
Columbus came to the city, and will take her
back with him this morning. He that
all the campers are in jail Yesterday morning
Coroner Morris returned the following verdict;
The SAID Molie Howell came to her death by
blow Indicted upon the head by smooth, blunt in
strument in the hands of either Ivory Cutsinger,
Frank Cutsinger, James Thompson Elias Meyer, j.
w. Spurgeon, Andres Oaks or Rosa Shut.
The parties were all arrested before noon, and
were taken before Mayor Spencer for prelim-
mary hearing. There but little evidence
and ali the defendants were bound over to the
grand jury without bond for murder. The Jury
does not meet until September but it is proba ole
that special session will be called TO consider
the case.
The Shut woman has employed Joseph Keal-
ing of this city. to defend her. She maintains
her innocence. ard says the first story she told
Of what she saw and heard in the camp is true.
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News of the Churches.

Memorial Church is to be finished this season
Rev Amos Hanway will preach at Hall place
tomorrow morning and evening.
Rev. j. E. Steele will preach in Fletcher place
Church tomorrow morning DR.. Tevis, the
pastor, will officiate in the evening.
Rev E. j. Gantz, who has been in St Louis
this week will return in time to conduct services
at Central Christian Church to morrow.
The First Presbyterian Church will be open
through July and part of August. Dr. Haines
will not take his vacation until late in August.
The Brothers of the Sacred Heart will com
msnce their annual retreat next Sunday, under
the direction of Rev Father Arsenius, o. S. F.,
of the Sacred Heart Church.
Rev Eugene RIvard, c. S. V. A NJ, profess
sor Of rehtoric and Latin at St. Viateurs College,
guest of of the old pupils of the university.
So great is tho Interest in the Bruce Park
camp-mee, ng that the management have con-
cluded to continue the services until the last
Sunday in July. There have been three con-
versions during the meeting Able ministers
expected to assist in the meeting. The closing
night will be Aug. /.
Acton Park Assembly opens next Thursday.
Wednesday will be rowing day. The opening
address will be delivered by Rev Sampson
Tincher D. D.. Thursday evening. num-
grounds this year. Twenty new cottages have
been built. and many old have been
paired. Mr.. j. r. Budd says that the managers
still have a few cottages to rent Twelve
young ladies belonging to Ceutral-avenue
Church have rented cottage No. ITO, fronting the
park, and will give during the assembly an ex-
hibiton of independent and model housekeep-
ing Seventeen young men from Snelbyville
have rented Mrs. Frank Talbotts cottage on
the railroad.
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THE CHAMPION TENNIS PLAYER.
Mr.. j. f. Holiday Comes Out Victorious in
a Series Of Contests with Local Players.

When the tennis tournament of the Athleti
Club was stopped by the rain Thursday after
noon. the game between j. F. Holiday and
Charles S. Tarlton. stood one set for Holiday
and one game for each of the players, and the
contest between Harold Taylor and Allen Lewis
stood seven games each. Yesterday, mt o'clock,
the contest was continued in the presence of
enough spectators to fill, but not crowd. the
shade tents.
The second set between Messrs Holiday and
Tarlton ended in favor of Tarlton by score of
to 2. The first between Messrs. Lewis and
Taylor very sharply con tested and did not
end until Mr. Lewis had won eleven games, the
score standing Ii to 8. The second set was
favor, the score being TO 4, making two
straight sets. The third set between the other
players was a wak-over for Mr. Holiday Score,
to /.
The next contest was between Mr. Fl olliday
Mr. Holiday in six straight games, the secand
by Mr. Kirk, by a score of to 3, and the third by
Mr. Holiday by score of 6to 3.
The final contest between Allen Lewis,
who had defeated Thomas E. Hibben, and Har-
old Taylor. and j. F. Holiday. who had defeated
Evans Woollep, Charles S Tarleton and VIM. S.
Kirk, and resulted in favor of Mr.. Holiday, who
won both sets by a score of to 4.
Another tournament Will be played on Aug.
"a. The success of this has been largely due to
the energy, tact and good management of Allan
w. Hendricks. chairman of the tennis commit
tee of the Athletic Club.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Lewis is spending a few weeks with rela-
tives at Belleview, O.
Mrs Harry Grassland and family have gone to
Acton, to remain several weeks
Miss Nellie Clemens. of Halifax. n. S., is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Clemens.
Mrs Constance Whitman. of Rockport is
spending a few days in the city with friends.
DR. Chas. d. Pearson is rapidly recovering
from his injuries, and will soon be out again.
Mrs. Wilson. of Detrot.is visiting her brother,
Mr.. j. W. Chapman. and family, North Me-
ridIan street
Mr. F. G. Allen and family went yesterday to
Greenvile. Pa, to spend a month with Mr..
Aliens parents
Mrs. Robinson and daughters, Anabel, Mary.
and Josephine, have gone TO the lakes for a
season of recreation.
Mr. Silas Baldwin is expected home tonight
from Benton Harbor, Mich, where he has been
on account of ill-heath.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Johnson left yes
terday for Kansas City to visit Mrs. Johnson's
sister for week or ten days.
George A. Buskirk, probate clerk in the
county clerks office, has gone to French Lick
Springs for TWO weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Miller will take pos
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session of their new home North Delaware
street. near Second street, next week.
Miss Adele Posey of Richmond, is visiting
Mrs Will Page. on Fletcher avenue and will
camp with Mrs. Page, at her Acton cottage, dur
ing the assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Holiday and family left
yesterday for Chatauqua Lake, where they will
meet Miss Holiday and Miss Tousey, who arrive
to-day from Europe
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: T. FL. McEiroy, Chi
cago w. G. Pennock. Richmond; r. S. Callinan.
Louisville; Col. n X. Elliott. Terre Haute; t.
J. FRY, Bloomington. Ind; Ed. F. Perkins
Omaha; II. J. Stillwell Coldwa,er, Mich; r.
g. Carter, Kokomo; Z. +. De Lisle. Kansas
City; Eugene Martenc, Jacksonville, ILL.,; r. s.
Coleman, Dixon, ILL.,: A. Il. Stanley New Castle;
E. H. Wiley, Lafayette.
Grand Hotel: J. c. Deuel. Bellaire j. E.
Fitzpatrick. Greenwood; FL. D. Sides, Dayton; j.
B. Wilson, Ladoga F. r. Sutherland Craw
louisville; David Marks, Wabash; Harry S.
Wright, Rutland, Vt; J. G. Manors. Spring
field; L. A. Randall Detroit Mich: G. H. Elem
ing. Jacksonville, Fla; S. B. Thomas Craw-
louisville: E. B. Collum, New Orleans; Fl. W.
Bushnell. j. C. Kleeber. Milton. Ind; j. H
Hetter Rockford: L. B. Bradler, San Francisco
W. G. Art, Columbus; H. w. Whitman, An
derson.
Bates House, A. I. Albertson. Detroit; r. H.
Smell. Buffalo: Mrs. j. Kodak, New York; j. f.
Herrcks, Cleveland; Paul Allen, Frank C.
B. Berger. Detroit: NJ S. Connolly and sister,
Louisville; nj. B. Grubbs, North Vernon; JAS.
Z. Hibberd Richmond; Geo. w. Carpenter,
Franklin: Will Voris Wichita; c. W. Silleman,
meyer and son. Chicago; Geo. s. Terry. Elk
hart; II. c. Pugh Terre Haute Mason j. Nib
lack, Vincennes; w. Clogston, Springfield,
Mass; Geo. Torrance, Lockport
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STOOD A GREAT STRAIN.
j Freight Train Goes Off the Track on the
Vandalia Bridge Over White River.

The Vandalia bridge White river was
yesterday given a severe test. A heavy freight
locomotive, hauling a long train, ran on it, NOV
ing at a speed of twenty miles per hour The
engine bad barely got the bridge when it
left the track and with it ten loaded cars But
for the guard rail the disaster would have been
very serious. AS IL was. four of the large iron
posts were knocked out of place and mum Der of
the heavy rods twisted and broken. Experts
saw that few iron bridges in the country would
stand snch a strain. The accident occurred
early In the morning. and by o'clock in the
afternoon the wreck cleared ont of the
bridge. The bridge has been strengthened by
placing four bents under it and this morning
trains will begin running over it usual The
only person injured was John Griffin, who was
on the engine. and was thrown "A distance of thirty
feet Last evening he was resting comfortably.
The cause OF the accident is unknown. but the
officials are inclined TO think that it ac-
cUnnt Of the nigh speed at which the train was
moving. Superintendent Nelson is here and
viii to-day investigate the matter.
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WHITE SUITS.

We do it because we can not we'll
specify the various reductions we
make. So we say simply that we
have marked down the price on
every White Suit that we have, and
have done it on a scale that will
close them out. That is our pur-
pose. We want to sell every one
of them, and we have put the prices
SO we can sell them. Come prompt
ly and take advantage of the situa-
ton.
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FRESH oysters, fruits. etc. Schaffner's.
Niagara Falls. Toronto and Putin Bay by the Coz
Northarn Ropta

Grand excursion leaving Indianapolis at 1885
A. M Wednesday. Aug. 3. via "Oid Reliable
c., H. & D. and Michigan Central roads. Only
s. 90 to the Falls and return-Toronto and Put
Inlay trips ST. 90 each extra Sleepers, chair
cars, refreshment car and elegant day coaches
through without change. Cooler route. longer
time at the Falls and nicer side trips than any
other line. Drop card to w. FL. Fisher, gen.
eral agent c. III. & D. R'y.. indianapolis, and
circulars giving full details of the trip will be
mailed at once: call at ticket office, of
Illinois street and Kentucky avenue at Union
Depot.
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The March of Reform.

Phiadelphi Press
The Democratic rascals who have dabauched
the ballot boxes in Indianapolis gradually
taking up their march TO the seclusion which the
prison grants. Reform is travelling horse
back in the Hooser State.
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Old Enough to BE Better-Natured.

Philadelphia Bulletin
VIII President Cleveland make one genial and
hearty speech without emitting a peevish whine!
For public man at the age of fifty years, the
President is altogether too auerulous about the
cfltIcisIn OF his countrymen.
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RELY UPON IT.

Announcements of great reduc-
tons in goods, immense bargains
and that sort of thing have become
SO frequent that one may we'll ex-
anime them carefully. We invite
this in the present case. 1t is not
often that we make such an
nouncements-gen announce
ments. We do it now concerning
Ladies'
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Strictly Impartial.
Detroit Free Press

Detroit Free Press.
The President has visited all the places
where he was born and brought up and it is a
pleasure to know that each of his 'boyhood
homes" is the dearest spot on earth.
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Suspicious Indications.

Pittsburg Chronicle.
Some time Professor Langley published
an article "Other Suns than Ours" It is now
time for the professor to explain if these other
suns are rendering any assistance to ours.
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Who murdered William Wheeler. the law
abiding and peaceable negro of Jamestown, Goa
homa countyl His blood cries out from the
ground When will this question be answered
by the arrest, trial and punishment of the Grim
inal2 The whole State eff Mississippi is waiting
patiently for answer.
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FULL line Of bookcases at VIM. L. Elders.